The Labor enquirer., 1887-11-19

|AMRRICAN FEDERATION OF LABOH
Executive Council: President, Sanr
uel Gompers, So Il. Eignln street. N,
Y.City; First Vice President George
Harris, ReynoldsviIle, Pa; Second
Vice President, j. W. Smith. 047 Col.
lege stree, Spr ngfeld, ILL.,; Treas.
urer, Gabriel Edmonst0n, sos Eleventh
street, N. W., Washington, D. c.: SEQ.
retary, p. j. Mcclure, 4. q. Box 884,
Philadelphia, Pa; OrRan, ssThe Union
Advocate" N. Y. City.
BAKIRS. George Block, General Secretary.
100 William street, New York.
Bear Drivers. Secretary So7 Avenue
G, New York.
Boatmen's Union (InternationaD Thomas
Archer. Secretary, 20 Albany ST., N. Y
BOILER MAKERs.-T. j. Curran, President,
227 Spring street, N. Y.
Bo0K-KEEPERs CLERKS included) Tom
O'Neill, General Secretary, 10S Hoyt
street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
BOTTLE Blowers eastern Divisi0n) .--f.
8. T0mlin, President, 10 Third street,
Brooklyn. N. Y.
BOTTLE Blowers western Division). -
Louis Arlington, President, Michigan
City. Indiana.
BR1wERs' National Union. Louis Herhrand
Secretary. 2lS Forsyth st., New Y TX.
BRICxLAYERs AND SToNEMAs0Ns.-Wm.
Fl. Stephenson, General Secretary,
Station A. Cincinnati, o.
Brush Makers-JOhn A. L0ughead, Secre-
tary-T. easurer, Philadelphia.
CARPENTERS (Amalgamated). u. Hamil-
ton, District Secretary, 81 W. Twenty
ninth street. N. Y.
CARPENTERS (Br0therh0od).-P. j. Nc
Guire, General Secretary, Box SS4,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CARPENTERS (U. OIL. Fl. Perry, District
Secretary, 29S S. Third street, Brook
lvn. E. D., N. Y.
Carriage and Wagon Makers--H. Wallstrom,
Secretary, lit E. 4th street, New York.
CIGAR MAKERs.-A. Strasser, President,
Fitch Institute, Buffalo, N. Y.
Coal MINERS iAmalgamated) George
Harris, President. 81 Gibbon street,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Coal MINERS (Amalgamated) -Ebeneze'
Lewis, Secretary, P. o. Box l, Kum-
Coal Miners (Amalgamated)- Robert Fisher,
CardOnia, Ind.
Coal Miners (Pr tective Association, ,-P. d.
DOnnelly, Secretary, Drawer 3I09,
Sprinl field, Ill.
ENGINEERS (Amalgamated). w. W. Nc
Clelland, 1856 West Thirteenth street
ENe1NEERs Gocomotiye).-P. M. Arthur,
Chief. Cleveland, o.
Engineers IStationaryI.-G. G. Minor, Box
SIS, Cincinnati. D.
Firemen Locomotive. Eugene V. Debs,
General Secretary, 62O Main rstreet,
Terre Haute, Ind.
Furniture Workers-H. Ehmrich. General
Secretary, 8l9 First avenue, Ny.
Glass Workers Flint w. j. SmltH Presi-
dent, 90 Diamond alley, PittsF9rg, Pa.
Granite cutters.-Josiah B. Dyer, General
Secretary. S5 & 81 Frankfort st., N. Y.
Hatters [Finishersl ID. j. Haggerty, Presi-
dent, Sc Pulaski street. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hatters fMakers].- c. Richardson, Pres
ident, liz Elm St., Newark, N. j. j,
II. Penrose, Secretary, 523Snyder ave-
nue., Philadelphia.
Hatters [Silkl.-W. S. Highly, General Sec
retary, 212 Broadway, N. Y.
Hatters Wool. "A. NJ. Taylor, General Sec-
retary. Metteawan, N. Y.
Horse Shoers-James Rafferty,. President,
e. Jefferson street, Allegheny City,
Pa.
international Seamen's Association, 5I31<
East street, San Francisco, Cal.
Iron Molders-P. f. Fitzpatrick, President,
1888 Walnut street, Cincinnati, o.
kLUu huu Otctl WOthcioy thmdiboiuhtCuI-
VIM. Weihe, President, 5l4 Slnithfield
street, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Journeymen Barb rs-Ed Finklestone, Pres
ident AL I'd avenue, New York.
Knights of LabOr-Fred Turner, General
Secretary. Box 8S4, Philadelphia. IA.
Metal Workers Union of North America
George w. Appel, General Secretary,
1880 e. Lombard street, Baltimore, Md.
Musicians National Leaguel-JOcOb Beck,
Secretary. 1908 Chestnut street Phila-
delphia, Pa.
National Textile Workers Progressive
Union of America-G General Secretary,
Robert HOff ann, 2744 Fillmore street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Pattern Makers Amalgamated) d)-Willlam j.
johnson, Secretary, 4A VOlkman
street, Philadelphia.
Piano Makers-GeOrge IL. McVey, $50 Ora
ham avenue, Brooklyn. 4. D.. N. Y.
Plasterers-JOseph Mcdonnell, General Sec
retary, 424S Prairie avenue, St Louis,
Mo.
Plumbers [Gas Filters and Steam Filters In
cluded ~. A. Harris, Secretary, $50
Washington street. Newark. N J.
PAINTERS AND DECoRAToRs.-J.T T. Elliott
General Secretary, 1874 n. Fulton
Ave, Baltimore. Md. N
r. r. Brakemen-E. F. O'Shea, Galesburgh.
r. X. Conductors-C. s. Wheaton, Chief,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
X. r. Switchmen-JOseph ID. Hill, Secre-
tary, l64 Washington street, Chicago,
Ill.
Shoe Lasters-Edward L. DAILY. Secretary,
Silsbee street, Lynn, Mass.
S0cialistc Labor Partv-W. l.. Rosenberg.
Secretary, 172 First avenue, N. Y.
Spinners-R Howard, General Secretary,
Box 203, Fall River, Mass.
Stereotypers New York and vicinityI-Jos-
eph Dean, Secretary. Telegram Of1ce,
New York.
Tailors (CustOml John B. Lennon, Gen
eral Secretary, 10 Stanton street., N. 7.
Tolegraphers-Tom O'Reilly, President, 70
Courtland street, New York.
Typographical international Union)--Wm.
s McOleyey, 900 s. Ashland avenue,
Chicago, Ill.
Topographic { German-American )-Hugo
Miller, lis Park Row, General Sec.
retary, New York City.
Weavers (Silk)-
Wood Carvers-John C. Holtz, General Sec
retary. 80 Pitt street. New York.
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